Virtual Fencing Workshop
Description
Practical application of virtual fencing on farm: from the producers who use it
Join fellow producers and industry professionals at Hadlow Farms for a practical workshop focused on the practical application of virtual fencing in livestock production systems, for grazing land management, business efficiency, profitability and sustainability.
This workshop will showcase how virtual fencing is being used to improve grazing management and increase operational flexibility. Hear directly from producers using the technology, alongside technical experts who will share the latest knowledge and opportunities for practical implementation in your grazing system.
Whether you're considering virtual fencing for the first time or looking to get more from your current system, this workshop offers a valuable opportunity to learn, ask questions and connect with others in the industry.
Topics
Practical on-farm experiences using virtual fencing collars
Benefits, challenges and lessons learned from adoption
Applications for grazing land management
Livestock nutrition considerations throughout the year
Soil carbon opportunities and emerging carbon market developments
Lineup
Matt Roni, Hadlow Farms
Hear firsthand about the use of virtual fencing on a commercial cattle operation and practical insights from implementing collar technology on farm, including pivots and changes that we made to maximise efficiency and ROI.
Danny De Rosa, Halter Territory Manager, Queensland
An overview of Halter, how virtual fencing technology works and where producers are seeing the greatest operational and productivity gains.
Marcia Smith, Department Primary Industries Livestock Extension Officer
Using virtual fencing for grazing land management
Roger Sneath, Department Primary Industries Livestock Extension Officer
Ruminant nutrition throughout the year
Dr Payel Sinha, Southern Queensland Landscapes Projects Lead
Soil carbon markets and project delivery opportunities
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